Which places we can quote, and which we cannot

Newest sealed read: 2026-09-12. We ask every official page again each month, gap or not. We hold 1 sealed run going back to 2026-09-12.

What this page is55 rows held · newest sealed read 2026-09-12

13 states and 2 federal factor sets answered with the section we asked for, and only those have a page here.
40 of the 55 pages we ask for did not give us the section. Each is listed above with the answer it actually returned.
Across the places we can quote we hold 42 prong passages and 3 penalty passages, all word for word from the official page.
A page that answers but does not carry the section number we asked for counts as a miss. We would rather show a gap than quote the wrong text.
This file does not decide anything. Only a court or an agency can classify a worker, and only on the whole record. What you get here is the official test in the statute's own words, your answers written next to the prong each one touches, and the documents an auditor would ask to see.

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Not affiliated with any state labor agency, the US Department of Labor or the IRS. Not legal, tax or professional advice. This is an evidence file, not an opinion: it lays out the official test and your own answers side by side and never says what the worker is. Statute and agency text quoted from the official pages listed on each page. Read 2026-09-12. Both tables are counted out of the same file the state pages are built from.

All 55 official pages we ask for, and what each one gave back read 2026-09-12

Jurisdiction	Section we asked for	Do we have a page for it?	What we hold
Alabama	Alabama Department of Labor, unemployment compensation for employers	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Alaska	AS 23.20.525	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Arizona	A.R.S. 23-902	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Arkansas	Arkansas Division of Workforce Services, unemployment insurance for employers	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
California	Cal. Lab. Code 2775	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 1 penalty passages
Colorado	Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, independent contractors	no — the address answered 403 from this host	nothing
Connecticut	Conn. Gen. Stat. 31-222	no — the address answered 0 from this host	nothing
Delaware	19 Del. C. 3302	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
District of Columbia	D.C. Code 51-101	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Florida	Fla. Stat. 443.1216	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Georgia	Georgia Department of Labor, employer portal	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Hawaii	HRS 383-6	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Idaho	Idaho Code 72-1316	yes — it has its own free page	2 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Illinois	820 ILCS 185 (Employee Classification Act)	no — the address answered 0 from this host	nothing
Indiana	Ind. Code 22-4-8-1	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Iowa	Iowa Code 96.19	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Kansas	K.S.A. 44-703	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Kentucky	KRS 341.050	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Louisiana	La. R.S. 23:1472	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Maine	26 M.R.S. 1043	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Maryland	Md. Code, Lab. & Empl. 8-205	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Massachusetts	Mass. Gen. Laws c.149 148B	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 1 penalty passages
Michigan	Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency, employers	no — the address answered 403 from this host	nothing
Minnesota	Minn. Stat. 268.035	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Mississippi	Mississippi Department of Employment Security, employers	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Missouri	Mo. Rev. Stat. 288.034	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Montana	Montana Department of Labor and Industry, independent contractor central unit	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Nebraska	Neb. Rev. Stat. 48-604	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Nevada	NRS 612	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 1 penalty passages
New Hampshire	RSA 282-A:9	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
New Jersey	New Jersey Department of Labor, independent contractors (N.J.S.A. 43:21-19(i)(6))	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
New Mexico	New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions, unemployment insurance tax	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
New York	New York State Department of Labor, independent contractors	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
North Carolina	N.C.G.S. 96-1	yes — it has its own free page	1 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
North Dakota	Job Service North Dakota, employer liability	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Ohio	Ohio Rev. Code 4141.01	yes — it has its own free page	1 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Oklahoma	Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, businesses	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Oregon	Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries, independent contractors	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, unemployment benefits	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Rhode Island	R.I. Gen. Laws 28-42-8	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
South Carolina	S.C. Code 41-27-260	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
South Dakota	SDCL 61-1-11	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Tennessee	Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development, unemployment insurance tax	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Texas	Texas Workforce Commission, independent contractor test	no — the address answered 404 from this host	nothing
Utah	Utah Code 35A-4-204	no — the page came back without the section number we asked for, so we do not treat it as that section	nothing
Vermont	21 V.S.A. 1301	no — the address answered 0 from this host	nothing
Virginia	Va. Code 60.2-212	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Washington	RCW 51.08.195	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
West Virginia	W. Va. Code 21A-1-3	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Wisconsin	Wis. Stat. 108.02(12)	yes — it has its own free page	2 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Wyoming	Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, unemployment insurance	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing
Federal wage law (economic reality)	29 CFR part 795	yes — it has its own free page	6 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Federal wage law rulemaking	US Department of Labor news release, 26 February 2026	no — the address answered 403 from this host	nothing
Federal employment tax (common-law control)	IRS: Independent contractor (self-employed) or employee?	yes — it has its own free page	3 prong passages, 0 penalty passages
Form SS-8 determination	IRS: Completing Form SS-8	no — the page answered, but none of the words these tests are written with are in it	nothing

Why the missing ones are missing read 2026-09-12

What happened when we asked	Places
the state's site did not answer this host	15
quoted from the official page	15
the page answered but carried none of the test's words	14
the address answered, but the bytes did not carry that section	11

What this page cannot tell you

A miss is about one address on one day. A state whose site refused this host may publish the same test somewhere we have not asked for.
We ask for one section per place. A test split across a statute, a regulation and an agency handbook may say more than the section we hold.
This page counts pages and passages. It does not say which test applies to anybody, and no page in this family does.
Not affiliated with any state labor agency, the US Department of Labor or the IRS. Not legal, tax or professional advice. This is an evidence file, not an opinion: it lays out the official test and your own answers side by side and never says what the worker is. Statute and agency text quoted from the official pages listed on each page.

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